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What are the demands for the probationer?
24. February 2005
Pursuant to the Penal Code a probationer is required to comply with the following requirements:
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to reside in a permanent place of residence determined by the court;
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to report at intervals determined by the probation supervisor at the probation supervision department;
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to submit, in his or her place of residence, to the supervision of the probation officer and provide the probation officer with information relating to the performance of the offender’s obligations and his or her means of subsistence;
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to obtain the permission of the probation officer before leaving the place of residence for longer than fifteen days;
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to apply for the permission of the probation officer before changing residence, employment or place of study.
The court may impose the following additional obligations on the person for the period of probation:
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to remedy the damage caused by the criminal offence within a term determined by the court;
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not to consume alcohol or narcotics;
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not to hold, carry or use weapons;
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to seek employment, acquire general education or a profession within the term determined by the court;
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to undergo the prescribed treatment if the offender has previously consented to such treatment;
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to perform the maintenance obligation;
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to avoid staying in places determined by the court or communicating with persons determined by the court;
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to perform other obligations assumed voluntarily.
If a person violates the requirements of the probationary period, a probation officer shall prepare a report to the court which shall decide on whether or not to alter the terms and conditions of the probationary period. The court may enforce the unserved part of the sentence, extend the probationary period or impose supplementary obligations.
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